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From: mathas_a@maths.su.oz.au ( Andrew )
Newsgroups: comp.text.tex
Subject: \output in LaTeX
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Date: 2 Jul 90 12:32:32 GMT
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Reply-To: mathas_a@maths.su.oz.au ( Andrew )
Organization: Mathematics, University of Sydney
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I have some macros, which I helped write, to TeX *large* tables 
(eg. character tables that extend over several pages), and
I want to use them inside LaTeX. One of the features of these
macros is that if a table goes over more than one page the
table header is automatically put at the top of the new page.
It does this with the (I think) sneaky command:
     \output={\plainoutput\TableHeader}

Question: how can I do this in LaTeX? - \plainoutput is not 
          defined in LaTeX.

Will post a summary of replies. If anyone is interested in the
table macros let me know.

Andrew
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